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   JOE MACKEY to GEORGE POPE   
   Re: Teaching   
   22 Nov 21 07:10:04   
   
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     Cyberpope wrote --   
      
   > Amen! I had a slew of books suited to my changing reading level/age, but   
   also a huge shelf of more adulty books   
      
     My father brought a Encyclopedia Britannia which I loved reading.   
     I would just grab a volume at random, to start, and read from cover to   
   cover.  Later I would read it starting with Volume One.   
     That disappeared in a move when I was around 13/14.   
      
   > Yup. My tv, until I was 12, was limited to watching with my parents whatever   
   they were watching,    
      
     Same here.     
     Until I was 18, and on my own, there was only one tv in the house.  And   
   before cable was thought of and only three or four channels.   
     Now I don't even have a tv.  Got rid of it years ago.  And I don't miss   
   it.   
       
   > Because I was, thank God, raised properly, I did know right from wrong.   
      
     Same here.   
       
   > First saw & rode a city bus at age 19.   
      
     I guess I was around 10 at the time.  Had a ride to school then get home   
   on my own.   
     Today a 10 year-old riding a bus alone would cause a lot of people to go   
   into a swoon.   
      
   > Naturally, I sat in the first seats I found empty   
      
     I like to ride in back.  That way I can keep an eye on what's going on   
   around me.   
      
   > When older folk, especially witgh canes, entewred the bus, I was up like a   
   shot &6 moving back   
       
      At my age that is getting more and more rare.  :)   
        
   > Personally I think this goes with the loss of religion being a part of   
   modern society/culture.   
      
      Agreed.   
      Joe   
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